Paralympian drops in on Skagit Valley College basketball team | Best of the best: Platinum 2016 | Bellevue College and LifeWire educate students and faculty on domestic abuse | Inmates decorate governor’s mansion for the holidays | Congratulations to CPTC’s new tenured faculty | Palencia, Bartholomew commit to Kennewick’s urban wine village | Methanol company launching jobs skills program | In our view: Embracing Clark’s vision | Program provides automotive tech students with tools | $37.8M in governor’s budget for Edmonds college building | Governor's budget would expand state low-income preschool programs | Design for Big Bend building still under discussion | CKC’s first permanent art piece draws from its history | Photos: Time has a new face following completion of Centralia College clock tower | Rehabilitating offenders and canines at Larch Corrections Center | CPTC continues holiday house tradition of giving | SFCC plans $18 million athletic facilities upgrade >>

Yakima Valley College students make the grade with judges at professional wine competitions | TCC trustees examine faculty complaints against school president | WSU Tri-Cities developing cybersecurity program | Complaint against Spokane Community College alleging sexism, racism leads to program review | Front and Center: Donald Sewell has turned a landscape photography hobby into a business | Opinion: Holidays a time of giving | Zonta Club of Everett works to protect women from violence | Everett CC Math Teacher Blasts Traditional Algebra Instruction | Volunteers bring Thanksgiving to families in need | Green River College awarded EPA environmental education grant | Edmonds CC trustee attends White House Community College assembly | Bellingham Technical College wins some kudos | South County mayors, police chiefs plan meeting to discuss immigration worries | Highline College will protect students from possible deportation under Trump | Community tours Arlington schools | Website names Centralia College among top 10 online options for classes or degrees in state | Opinion: Tackling enrollment challenges | OC program offers tasty lessons at a good price | ‘We need a new president,’ say TCC faculty in stinging letter to board | Olympic College reduces security force >>

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